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RE: A Few Must Have Jazz Recordings

Posted by cooler_king on July 3, 2017 at 05:06:26:
Great list. I appreciate this kind of effort.

I am not a jazz guy, but certainly invested a lot of time and money towards it....

Just curious, I guess to anyone that wants to respond.

Doesn't Keith Jarrett - Koln belong on this list? I mean I have listened to that album so many damn times that I think I could play it, and I am not a piano player, or a musician for that sake. It's in my Physical Grafitti, Joshua Tree, What's Going On and Tonight's the Night list for # of rotations.

Just looking for feedback.

BTW I saw him live twice at the SF Opera House. He is just beyond my reach in comprehension. I love that. It's what I used to like about Jerrt Garcia, albeit when he was intentionally pushing us, as opposed to being dragged down by a sluggish heart from Hair Ron, Hagen Daz and unfilters.